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charles allen declared the win ner against challenger lisahundr s right now fig ton. we'll of course continue to follow tha coming up on the final five and of course tomorrow at five at six:poet 30 take a look, do you recognize this man in detectives are trying to identify a serial hotel rapist. this is a composite sketch of the man police have been looking for since 1998. investigators believe he is responsible for raping at least s women over a seven-year span. many of those victims were housekeepers. they linkedut dna they have not been able to match his dna with a namcu >> but ptors did make an indictment. d.c. currently has a 15 a year stat euft limitation s for first degree sexual abuse. but d.c. law allows us to indict a unknown offendernder the sean none of john doe. when his identity hah been ested with reasonable certainty by his dna profile. the suspect's dna has been in the national dna data bank since twreevment but so far there are no meaches. investigators say the suspect lost this ring during a hotel assault in d.c. youecognize the ring or the composit

they earn money, they pay dividends, they reinvest the remained ner the business and that's where value is created. the financial markets are the way we access that value. but the financial markets don't give us all of it. they take their share first and then give us what's left. being we investors. so anytime you can shorten the gap, bridge the gap, minimize that gap is a good thing for the american investors. maria: you make a great point about cost. people are not focused on that until you put it front and center with such low fees at vanguard and now you've got industry of industry trying to copy vanguard, whether it's the index industry or brokers trying to take tear fees down. is this a race to the bottom, jack, in terms of how low fees are gone? >> well that's really a great question, maria. most of the fee competition in truth is in the etf, exchanges trade and fund area, because that's where a lot of the activity is, a lot of the cash flow is. and the competition is moderate for actively managed funds and really very light for what i call traditional index funds, tes, index fun

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there's ner really been a trade w sinc but we're pretty close.he effect, the threats against chinaub arestantial and the retaliation they're talking about is substantial ands the second biggest economy in the world. >> we heard from judge us continue trudeau whobringsles at the idea that the president saysational security concerns are why these are p put intolace but when you look at cana, it's a major impact. a major step against one of our >> that's right.lies. for us, again, we're trying to figure out howonsumers are go to be impacted as a downstream user of all of these imports. so consumer goods when we're thinki about store racks, all of our t store shelvinhings like that are going to be impacted. >> you don't think of things >> no,no.. so when you're thinkin about store operations, thinking about storeuc cotion, we're just trying to create jobs here in the united states. and so these tariffs reall impede that ability to do that. >> yeah. there was talk, i believe, yeerday, two day ago, the president starting to talk about a 20 percent tari

sarah huckabee sanders sing being asked to leave this restaurant by the ner over moral issues. >> we're allowed to disagree but we should be able to do so without fearly and without fear of harm. >> reporter: the president ripping the restaurant as filthy and dirty and warning maxine waters, be carefuwhen you wish for after the californocrat called for confronting officials. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, department ytore, at a gasoline statio get out and create a crowd and you pushack on them. >> reporter: waters later facing push back back party leaders. from party leaders. >> shame! shame! >> reporter: nielsen was heckled and one ran out of a movie premiere in tampa. >> peter alexander a joining us f republican rally in south carolina. e peter, what rty loyalists saying about the president's policy right now and how this is going over? >> reporte yeah, lester, what is clear is the president is increasingly emboldened. many approve of the job he's dng from the conversations on the ground, the stronger the attacks against him, the tougher and stronger m,their

eight degrees warm ner san francisco. oakland as you look at the picture from the east bay hills check out mount diablo, the visibility is trichk and the sun shining. it's warmer today no doubt about it. and getting hotter heading towards the next day or two. take a look at the temperature trend for livermore. tomorrow morning starting out mild in the mid-60s but the temperatures rise up to 30 degrees warmer even a little bit higher than that for the afternoon hours when you get up into the mid-90s. you'll feel that heat if you're inland. but there is always a place in the bay area to escape the heat. i want to show a live picture and this is an amazing view from the sutro camera as we look towards the golden gate brinl, the marin hedlunds you you can see a view a little bit of breeze but it's no where near the wind we've experienced 64 in san francisco. mild in oakland. 77 in san jose. 59 in half moon bay. the sea lions at pier 39 soaking up the sun. this is our abc 7 pier 39 camera. you can see bright skies above. 79 in

reports of shots fired, near ner south side of the airport. one runway has been closed.he airport saying two other runways are still operating. no one wounded. they're still searching for the gunman. >>> the deadly small plane crash in springfield township, new jersey. authorities say two men were killed when their plane crashed shortly after takeoff. the plane cutting across a field, skidding over a roadway, before ending up in the woods. the victims were flying to hyannis, massachusetts. the faa and ntsb investigating. >>> the royal headline from the uk. meghan, taking her first trip with the queen. meghan attending her first royal engagement without prince harry since their wedding last month. she and her new grandmother-in-law are traveling on the royal train overnight. they will arrive in cheshire tomorrow. >>> when we come back, the story everyone is talking about. a raccoon climbing 20 stories. everyone on twitter saying, somebody help this guy. our sharm could clean almost anywhere, all on it's own? (intense music) the shark ion robot maneuvers from floors to car

. >> reporter: first lady melania trump bringing her questions to this shilt ner texas making a surprise visit hsed afternoon. >> how many times they speak with their relatives. >> bianca lopez from el salvador says she spoke with letter 8-year-old son two months ago when she was detained saying they told me to say bye to them him. to this day i don't know where he went. she is hoping for a moment like this. 10-year-old separated from his father eight months ago silent and overwhelmed as he was finally reunited with his family in guatemala. >> it may take a long time for this trauma to be resolved and these children to be healed. >> reporter: another concern is how to make the reunion possible. bus right now there isn't an agency keeping track where all the parents and children are being held. marcie gonzalez, abc news, el cajon, california. >>> well take a look at this behind me process. the billboard on emeryville 880. it was altered to protes the police separating families at the border. here is what the ad looked like originally. it's an add for 1-800-got junk when zooif buy again cl

. >> sreenivasan: all r hht, ner nick schifrin joining us from anngapore tonight will be reporting there all week. thank you so much. >> thank you, hari. >> >> sreenivasan: know more what to expect from the historic >> sreenivasan: read more about what to expect from the historic meeting between president donald urump and kim jong un. visit pbs.org/news >> sreenivasan: last night, ile flying to singapore, president trump diverted attentn from his upcoming historic summit using twitter to send angry messages about the g- 7 summit he had just left. mr. trump tweeted that he would not "endorse" a jointue communeleased at the end of the summit. and attacked canadian prime minister justin trudeau for being "very dishest and weak." in a news conference yesterday, the canadian prime minister had just announced that monada would forward with retaliatory tariffs, in reaction to proposed u.s. tariffs on canadian steel tsd aluminum. the president's twere personal. he said trudeau "acted so meek and mild" during the g-7 meetings "only to give a news conference after i left saying that 'u.s. tariffs

in 2016 kyrie coil ner game 7, the dagger giving cleveland the first nba title put a sour finish on the warriors 73-win regular season, 2017. the arrival of the new man, kevin durant, finals mvp, the warriors cruised to victory in five games. obviously they know each other well, extremely familiar with one another. does either side interest the edge. >> i actually think cleveland has the edge there is less guys to be familiar with obviously with the warriors you have the core three, steph, dra, >> on obviously the rivalry with steph and le brown, it's personal, professional. these guys they go at each other. we'll see if the cavs try to isolate lebron and do what the dockets did take a page from the rockets play book but we'll talk about that in the xs and os. injuries are often a factor and they are in in series because the warriors will be without around iguodala because of the bone bruise east been dealing with. missed a bunch of games in the rock et cetera series. kevin love is playing out of concussion protocol. fare more on the injury side let's go to mindy boff hi, mindy. >> yes

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. >> more hot weather ner the forecast, cal fire fully staffed and ready to fight flame. craft during this weekends red flag warning. >> hundreds of thousands of people gathering in san francisco for the city's annual pride parade tomorrow, today, many enjoying it in civic center plaza. and tomorrow's parade starts at 10:30 in the morning. >> this is drone view 7. what you can't see is the illegal pot farms threatening the environment. >> digging into the problem and has more on the latest raids. . >> you have a range of farmers in the three northern california counties that have been ground zero production for decades and those who do it right and illegal on federal land. the state is cracking down to clean up their act or shut down. >> especially environmentally sensitive streams and creeks and pot. these photos, the dirty side of the weed industry. trash, hazardous waste and raw sewage. >> there's a long history of illegal cultivation in the north coast. >> with the state department. >> since legalization came in, we see many folks who want to comply and getting on boa

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it is ner a good time for any company to lose their ceo ken david: intel has never gone outside before said this time? >> they might have to consider that. because the industry is changing , gaming is a huge source for chipmakers at this point, and it might be an interesting move and an unexpected one for a company that has always trained people up from middle management. shery: thank you so much. german carmaker dimer is our stock of -- daimler is our stock of the hour. what happened? >> daimler cut its profit outlook and blamed that on escalating trade sessions between the u.s. and china. it's the first major company coming out with a profit warning. current year ending will likely be below last year. the company says people will buy fewer cars after beijing slaps tariffs on u.s. imports. wild daimler is a german brand, it largely manufactures its --eipt he's -- it'sreset manufactures in the u.s.. extent are these problems apply to other auto companies or be unique to dimer? if you take a look at some of the u.s. automakers and how they performed today, they are all hit, all down. we

>> i have a question on the ner omzzucco: sure. >> i have astn the furniture. maybe i to the chief or maybe it's to -- naudible] >> hi. thank you for being here tonight. i was just surprised to hear that our furniture's worn out and that we use that until it literally falls apart, and that the stations are really in need of furniture for community meetings for officers themselves. i just wonder, do we have a budget line item that takes care of the furniture themselves? >> we do have a budget item specifically addresses furnitureeds. u't t remember, these are 24 hour operations, and some of this furniture really takes a beating. >> okay, well, i'm certainly going to approve it. i was just wondering it's just something we should stay on top of. thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you, officer. >> is there anyxt furniture because we do -- >> commissioner mazzucco: so do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> do i have a second? >> cond. >> commissioner mazzucco: any comment regarding furniture for the police department? hearing none, public comment is now closed. all

michael of galaxy investment ners was speaking with erik schatzker about regulations and take a listenvolved ingetting the first thing you are doing is let's calm things down and go after fraud and market manipulati the first two things they are going for is a good thing. caroline: that is what we are seeing. it seems the concern is regulators having to speak across countries as well. china's push and on the market at the moment. do you think of the mama we are seeing some sort of change towards bitcoin but also many crypto assets all finding themselves not being deemed a securities, but as the assets they are likely to be seen as? >> i think the longer the fcc waits the worse it is -- sec waits, the worse it is. anything.oes not do doing subpoenas, that creates more of certainty and maybe they will -- more uncertainty and they may never make a final rule and we will keep going on in this uncertain path and that's bad for cryptocurrencies. i think what's bad also is a misinterpretation of what the hacks involved. -- people that tend to be vulnerable, not the underlying assets. maint it

wanted to work on and try and be at, but i wanted to let you know we can go as long as there's not four ner hamasaki: okay. on me for the new guy questions, but are commissioners assigned to working groups, and how does ommiioner mazzuc e plac commissioners are assigned to wog re free to other working groups. dr. marshall was handling the bias group, and we have nobody attending that. it's my understanding i'lle ndinghexteetg of that bias group, so you need to attend that. it'll be good tav there. sergeaare know y'haw and if they hit the magic number of three, they'll say yougo. commissioner hirs c e office meeting dates to all of us 'cause right now, we don't know. >> clerk: yes, we can do that. >> commissioner hirsch: okay. great. >> commissioner mazzucco: okay. great. call item [agenda item read] >> comminer maucco: are there any announcements, sergeant kilshaw. clerk our next meeting will be here at city hall, room 400, on june 13, next wednes a will begin at 5:30 p.m. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. we have pretty much packed agendas for the near future, i have nothing to add. i t

and decision day four of the spell --ner, it could what it could spell for market friendly policies. kari shared hikes, his tips and tricks in an unusual cookout with joe. julia: another iconic u.s. brand saying the america first agenda may mean less made in america. general motors echoed the a stern warning. they could be forced to reduce up actions and cut jobs because of the impact of tariffs. david welsh is here with the latest. one analyst said it was a thinly made statement and this is more pr. >> this is an as direct as harley davidson. because of retaliatory tariffs, they would have to move to a different market. directt giving it that cause and effect. they say a chain of a vax could happen here. bring up prices, bring down demand, gm has to employee fewer people. it does not quite like harley but close were gm it is a direct statement. takenave not really public stands, if any opposing the president. have a feel for how many vehicles are talking about? you're not just talking about finished vehicles, you are talking about parts that go into vehicles. what can you tell us ab

with the owner though the park, some of you might not see a problem with that but how about this dog ner the dog does what dogs do best well at least the owner is cleaning it up however but i do need to talk to the owner so question for you. (yes) when you walk in there is a sign that says no dogs on the playing field but you brought you dog here to poop..(long pause)i don't want to be on camera right now to talk about it that not on the playing field that's still part of the whole area ma'am i apologize are you with the park service i am not i'm with the ironey to this story is right across the street less than a 100 feet away is a dog park . with enough room to run you see the problem is many dog owners have been bringing their dogs to play and other things here.so i as pam a regular watch of kron 4 what's the problem most of the time they would like to bring them over here because it grass and it's softer they have more places to run but i know the people got upset because a lot of times there are people that come to the park that don't pick up after their dog which is why all over th

lou: she told the president the biggest leak ner the white house is the head of communications, mercedes>> she's still there and not been accused of anything. so at the end of the day if you want to clean up the leakers -- people know who they have and they need to get them out of lohy is the president so reluctant? >> i have no idea. but he pays a price for it every day. lou: it's a shame. let's turn, if we may, to the midterms and the primaries. we've got eig races tonight to be settled. >> big day today, alabama, california,ssippi, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota, two races that will havr republicans running to take on tester, trump's number one target, montana, my pac endorsed mark rosendale as most of the conservatives have. it's a conservative race. and in california where the democrats have had seven or eight targets but they're kind of handicapped because of so many democrats running, they have a jungle primary, whi means the top two go. there's three or four seats they may have had a shot at but may not get anybody in the final, may get two republicans in the finals. t t

nbc bay area responds to a teach ner the fresno area whose debit card was being used out of state while she was in the classroom. >> her bank wouldn't reimburse her for what was an apparent threat. it's a little bit of a lesson for all of us. >> we're going to learn something from christine frasier's case. she saw bank transactions totaling $2300 on her card from the state of arizona. she knew right then she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card or card number, at least. het reversed course and activi. told her the items do not require any correction. christine said she couldn't believe it. how could chase conclude that she was using her debit card in phoenix while she was at work 600 miles away in california. that's when christine asked us for help. we contacted chase. guess what it did? it credited back her full $2374. we asked what happened. they said we looked into it as soon as we heard about it and were glad we're able to make the customer whole again. we did look into it further and we don't know why or

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